These garden poems by New Zealand poets bring together gardening and poetry in a 'treasury' of 92 poems. This collection of poetry has been brought together by the respected anthologist and poet, Harvey McQueen. The illustrations from photographs by Gil Hanley, of a variety interesting images give an added dimension to this anthology.
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Michael McCoy's GardenMichael McCoy (Florilegium 2000) This is a book about a garden - the trials and tribulations, the successes and triumphs, and the sheer hard work. Along the way the author brings us his influences, his gardening philosophies and not a few tricks of the trade. Review Here

Yvonne Cave (Random House 2002). Don't be fooled by the title into thinking this is a design book. It isn't, but it is the most comprehensive book available on succulents and related plants commercially obtainable in New Zealand. This is the book that will take you beyond 'the red one', as Yvonne Cave so succinctly puts it, into knowing the names and the cultural conditions needed for your growing succulent collection. Review Here

Jill Billington (Quadrille 2000) This book is a breath of fresh air. Classic gardens bring to mind the opulence of Versailles or Hampton Court, but this book brings a new slant to formal, classic garden design. Gone are the fussy detailing and clutter that are associated with English garden style. Jill Billington brings us clean, innovative gardens that are made for living in. Review Here

John Kenyon and Jacqueline Walker (Random House New Zealand 1997). Written by New Zealanders with advice and cultivation notes for our climate and conditions and describing plants that are available here. If you already grow, or aspire to grow vireyas, this book is a must for its concise, practical advice and design insights. Review Here